Multivariate Mixed Effect Model

[ZALIHE YARKINER]

I have a data where i have more than one dependent variable (some are scale measurements and some are binary measurements) and repeated measures for each ID. I have analyzed each dependent variable using Generalized Linear Mixed Model under the Analyze-Mixed Model-Generalized Linear but I don't know how i can analyze several dependent variables at the same time here in Mixed Effect Model using SPSS ? Please help.

[Rich Ulrich]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2022 00:37:57 -0800 (PST), ZALIHE YARKINER

Post by ZALIHE YARKINER
I have a data where i have more than one dependent variable (some

are scale measurements and some are binary measurements) and repeated
measures for each ID. I have analyzed each dependent variable using
Generalized Linear Mixed Model under the Analyze-Mixed
Model-Generalized Linear but I don't know how i can analyze several
dependent variables at the same time here in Mixed Effect Model using
SPSS ? Please help.

I don't know the answer to your question, but that sounds messy.
What do you hope to learn by analyzing several variables at once?

If you want power for examining some general hypothesis about
an underlying dimension (good vs bad outcome?), construct a
composite variable. Or several.


Borrowing from a recent post by Bruce Weaver,
Try posting to the SPSSX-L mailing list that is maintained by the
University of Georgia. It is far more active than this newsgroup.
You can join and post via this website:

https://listserv.uga.edu/scripts/wa-UGA.exe?INDEX

I hope this helps.